Scientists have reported that Switzerland's glaciers have lost approximately 5% of their ice volume in 2026, attributing this significant loss to a series of heatwaves experienced throughout the year. The data indicates that this year's ice loss is among the highest recorded, raising concerns about the long-term implications for the region's climate and water resources.
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Swiss glaciers lose 5% of ice in 2026 due to heatwaves
In 2026, Swiss glaciers have lost about 5% of their ice volume, a significant reduction attributed to heatwaves. This loss raises concerns regarding the future of the region's climate and water resources.
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‘Catastrophic year’ as Swiss glaciers lose 5% of ice after heatwaves
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